Re: [Puppet Users] Duplicating web servers

2010-10-01 Thread Matt Wallace
On Friday 01 Oct 2010 14:27:38 Daniel Pittman wrote: > On the plus side: it will make the *next* web server, after this one, > really easy. Like, five minutes of work easy. I have to agree with this. It's taken me the better part of two months (on and off) to get a mailserver manifest to mirror

RE: [Puppet Users] Duplicating web servers

2010-10-01 Thread Byron Pezan
the ralsh command may be of use in this situation. ralsh will produce minimalist puppet code based on the existing configuration. something like this may at least give you a good starting point, though i wouldn't recommend blindly running this code on another system. you will want to verify a

Re: [Puppet Users] Duplicating web servers

2010-10-01 Thread Daniel Pittman
Kikanny writes: > I'm a puppet noob and I've been tinkering with it for the past couple of > weeks. What I would like to do now is duplicate a web server. So I have a > web server running. ...and not built with puppet, right? > I would like to make puppet to duplicate this web server on another

Re: [Puppet Users] Duplicating web servers

2010-10-01 Thread Felix Frank
On 10/01/2010 03:07 PM, Kikanny wrote: > Hi all. I'm a puppet noob and I've been tinkering with it for the past > couple of weeks. What I would like to do now is duplicate a web > server. So I have a web server running. I would like to make puppet to > duplicate this web server on another machine.